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cto ritIMPER 5275.] --- SALES OF ESTATES, Scc. COR.- • ` i . () 13E • SOLD IN LOTS NWALL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, 00 the :4th day of August. at the Borough. of Saltash, in, the County of Cornwall, THE Cornpaa arid very Improvable' FREEHOLD FARMS, .caIIed•WIVILSCOMBE. cougtvot.- LARD, TREVOLLARD, anritAG MILL, situate in the , Parish of St. Stephen by Saltash, and on the Banks,of St.- :German's River, late the property of JOHN BULLER - , Esq. *eased ; comprising upwards of 300 Acres of Arable, Mea do, and Pasture L an d, w i t h a C ap i tal Mansion-house, F arm -houses, and other Buildings suitable for .Husbandry, disttint from Saltash aforesaid only two Miles, about the . Same distance from St. German's, and froin Plymouth Dock . about three Miles. For particulars apply to Messrs. Clayton, Scott, and Bla mire, No. 3, Lincoln's inn New Square, where Plans of. the t Estate.may-be seen ; or to Mr. Willi am Foot, Solicitor, S. Aubyn-street, Plymouth Dock.. . - • - - • The several Tenants will shew the Premises. . BUCKS, BE SOD. P ursuant to a Decree TO subsequent L Order of the High Court of Chance r y ' m a d e i n a C ause; 1 3 P,K ESP &R and others against I NNE S,. het re Mr. O u th wai t, o f H e nl e y -u p on- Thames, Auitidneer (the Person a ppointed toi th a t p ut . pose hy Fr ancis'Pairl Stratford Es the Master to whom the said. C ause-is referred), at' the , R q. etttion Inn, in Hen_ ley. up on- T hames aforesaid, on Thursday the zist Day of September, 18,-9, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Four separate Lots, THE F.REEHOLD ndCOPYHOLD ESTATES, 1 lat e of c.,ionel ALEXANDER INNES, deceaied . ; eonsisting ot a Mansion -house, .with suitable Oat-buildings, Gardens, Shrubberies, Two Cottages, and about 75 Acres of Pasture,- Arable, and Woodland, situate at lbstowe, in the er.unty of Bucks. Printed Particulars may be had at the Chancery Office, Southa mpton -buildings, Chana,ry . -lane, London; pt Mr. Outhwait, the Auctioneer, at the Red-Lion, itt Henley ; a nd at the Offi ce of Messrs. Hall and Ross, So rcifors, New Lios. Well-court, Carey- street, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. • TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, . P 4, r scant to an Order of the High C ourt of Chancery, made 'n a Cause SHE PHA RD against PLCKHANI, with the a pprobation o f KHAN ORLI. Esq. one of Hi,. Plasters Of the said Court, at the Public Szile-Room of the. Court. i „" Southampton-Building, Chancery-lane, L on d on, on uesday, the 29 th d a y o f A ugust , 1809, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, in Lots, THE several FREEHOLD an d L EASEHOLD ESTATES of JAMES ASH T ON, deceased, the T estator, named iii the Pleadings of the said Cause, Si s of the several Dwelling-Houses after mentioned, li aly, No. 7 6, N o. 77, No. 78, and No. 79, in. Wardour- Ilreet me , Soho ; t, No. 2, an d N o. 3, in Peter-street, ,„ 051 0.; No. i s , G reat S aint Andrew's-street, Seven Dials; ' l , O . 38, Dev ons hi re - street ; No. to, Westmoreland street ; 4 ' l o. 38, Wells-street ; No. 14, LondOn-street ; No. 6, NQ. 7, .and No. 8, Hertford-street, Fitzroy-square ; a Stable and C oach.house, in London Mews, Fitzroy-square No. 14, No. 1 5 , No. 16, and No. 17, Anderson's Buildings, City load, in the County of Middl esex ; No. 5, No. 6, No. 7, No, 8, eth No. 9. No . . to, No. 11,- N o. 12, N o. 13, and. No. 14, Lamb Walk ; Nc.. 39, Westminster Road, and a Public.• house at Shad Thames, in the C ounty o f Surrey. Printed Particulars may be had gratis, at the said Master's . Chambers, in Southainpton-Buildings, Chancery -lane ;of Mr. Broad, Solicitor, Cook's -court, Carey-court ; •of Mr. ombpr, Solititor, 122, Netter-lane i.and of Mr. Cooper, 'Solicitor, 13, Fitztoy-street, London. • AThis Day was published, price 7s. boards, . NEW TREATISE on ALGEBRA, for the USE of SCHOt,LS. By JOHN MOLE, Author of es Ti Elements of Algebra. . 4 This Work cOmpris a great variety os Problems of dif- Terent kindS: it shows how to find all the roots of any cubic 14 af auy biquadra t ic equat i on : h ow to complete the cube ) 1 . 41 y Subic equatio n , an d h ow to fi nd the roots of biq,: pratics (!indepelidently o f cu ni cs , or o f converging series oy proxilliation), in every c a se i n w hi c h i t i s p O ssible that tne toots can beio obtained; and many other new improvements. Printed fof T. Cadet! anal W. Davies, Strand. • In the course of the present Month of August will be pub..' lished, ins vols. Bvo. with an Atlas of the Roads of Spain; and other Maps of the Country, &c. Acorn of SPAIN • prising a Descriptive SPAIN; Itinerary ; or Tooraphical Delineation °leach Pro- Vinc, and a general Statistical Account of the Country ; in clnding its Population. Agriculture, Manufactures. Corn tneree„and,Finances ; its Government, Civil, and Ecclesi astical Establishments; the State of the Arts, Sciences, and Literature i its Manners, Customs, Natural History, &c, By ALEXANDER DE LA;,ORDE. Translated frorn the French. Printed Mr Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos. ter-tow; and R. Dulau and Co. Soho-square. .....,_ ' DR. -i -------- "'"------------. 7 TRUSLER'S USE FUL BOOKS.—Cataloguesgratis. !E DISTINCTION bet ween WORDS esteem.. ed terrninedsynonimous and, the proper Choice of them de- CHRO' l4 2 o vols. to's. 6d. LOGY, 3 vols. or, An Alhabetic List of all occurrences in Ancient and Modern History, with their uatei, r3s. Also an Epitome for the POCket, 3s. 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This Day was published, price 4s. in 6oar(is, THE SIXTH REPORT of the PROCEED .I-NGS of the COMMITTEE for MANA:.;IN , ; ilre PATRIOTIC FUND, from the rst of March, 1808 to the 28th of February, 1 8 9 . , aei London Printed f or the Committee of the Patriotic Fund; and so}d by William Phillips, J3ookseller, Qeorge yard, Lornbard-treet, LOVEDEN versus BARKER. This Day was published, price 3s. 6d. HE TRIAL at large of an Action brought by A EDWARD 1.,:../VEDEN LOVEDEIkI, Esq. against THOMAS RAYMOND BARKER, Esq. for Criminal. Conversatioi i n with Mrs: Loveden; tried before Lord Ellen_ borough and a „Special Jury . at Westminster, on Mond a y, I uiy _ ' Taken in Short Eland by Mr. GIJRNEY. London : Printed thr Sherwood, Neely, and }ones, Pa ternoster.roW. PATURLLING-01TICE, At.-gust 7, 'BO9. 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SIR, • Trevaccom, South Wales,. July 29, 2509. T would be doing you great injasti'ce was I rot to state to you the' many benefits that have been derived in my neighbourhood from the use of your Styptic in the stoppage of Hemorrhages in human beings,'as well as in the brute creation ; I had no idea till lately that it was applicable to such cases, in which it has performed such egnal cures, and particularly in the instances of horses, which had nearly expired under the cruel and ignorant pre tensiolis. of county farriers to the skill of/licking horses ; two instances of a remarkable: kind have lately occurred when the ose'Ot the Styptic, tu the great astonishment o f every perso n present, saved the lives of both, which were despaired of: in short, -I think no person shoUld be without it, gentlemen or Ltimers, aud particularly useful as it is in this season of the year whew the labourer, using the sickle, is so lieble to wounds and cuts of the most serious nature. In hopes, 5 that this potitieation of the nature of your Styptic may tend promorethe public benefit, as well as your own advan— tage as the Inventor of it. • - 1 remain, with all respea, Your obedient humble Servant,' SAMUEL HARRIS. Chevalier Ruspini, Pall-Mall. • EDUCATION. THE attention of the Conduons of School% and al of Booksellers, thioughout the British Empire, is in vited to the following List of New and Valuable Elementary Books. Most of them are already atlopred: in' the prinCipal • . Sclv;ols, and the others requite.only to be seed to meet- with similar pretqenee and distirklion. !Stairs- Prattical English Grammar, with copious: - Exer. • oises, conti.iniug every thing essential, and nothing super tiuotis, coinplete in this single book, 25. 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The Books of the Ranks in British Society, with coloured engravings, 7s. Moral Tales, seleßed from the best authors, four2vols. a es.' 6d. - .•.0' • . . Popular Stories, liar the entertainment pt . C hi Idret'4llch as Blue Beard, Cinderella, 'forn Thirnb, •jack.the 'Giant Killer, Red Riding Flood, &c. 3 vols. at as, 6d. each,. ' The Thirty-three Stories contained in the three preceding Volumes to be had gcparately, with three engravings, at bd. each. No. 6, Bridge-street, London. • • For SPRigNS, RHEUIVIATISMS, CHI LBE L -iiINS, &c. Dr. STEER's OPOI)ELDOC. The naMe." Newbery, No. 45 . . St. Paul's," is eng-raved on the Stamp, round the Wrapper of each Bottle, which; it carefully attended to by PuichaserS, will prevent their being imposed upon by the numerous Counterfeits inTown, and Country, to which it s success h as g i ven r i se, T is -fa r superior to all other external Applica 1, tions, in the Cure of -Bruises, Sprains, Rheu mat i sms , &c., also in. Cramps, or N um b ness ; in Stiffness and Weak ness of the !lints; as well as hi promoting Circulation in the, Limbs. when in a paralytic state : it is .alio the best remedy for Ch.llblaths, if - dissolved in a spoon, and applied. warm, and with a pledget of lint well moistened with it, and tied on the part affeited with a rag. It is likewise from its penetrating quality, of admirable service in the accidents • and local ' complaints to which Horses ate Strbjea, and no stable should t.,>e Without it. ,So.ki only by N . Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's, Church-yard, four tiours from the cornerot Cheapside, Lon don, price zs, 6d. a Buttle, duty included ; and, by 'their ap pointment, by Bacon and Co. Oxford-street ; Wade, Old Bond-street '• Bayley and Co. COcksp ur - street ; W ard, Mid dle-row; Holborn ; Randall, Royal Exchange ; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard; Harris, Corner of Ludgate-street; Clarke, and Bowling and Ca Borough. ' 4N CERTAIN DISEASh. • D R. FREE \I AN'S Universal and long established Medicine, caildd GOTTA SA LUTA RI S, may be depended to be a certain, sale, and speedy .cure ,for the Must inveterate- Venereal Disease,. 61eets, ~UlCers, Pains. and Obstru c t ions i n the 1161121 r Passages in either sex ; its operation is by urine. anti itisensi,ie. perspiration,- A slight case is generally cured in a tew days, and a contitme4 LtieS in - a short time. • inveterate Scurvy, Fistula, Dropsies, Itheutnarisins, t; ravels, Weaknesses, and 'Obstructions, are speedily removed by - these safe and salutry . drops. They require nothing to work them otf, no restraint of diet, er. • biaideratice Ervin business. _ Those who take them -may de pend on a sound and - perfect cute, without the knowledge of any person whatever. They cause no sickness, and the pa_ tient may go about his or her business without the least dan ger. The large quptities .that are daily sold for exportation and domestic use, pYove their efficacy to surpass every other medicine . ins the known world. Sod by appointment of Dr. Freeman at Mr. -Butler's, I ,, lio.,.4., , _(;lieapsiite,.ennier nt -- Pa ' ternoster- row ;: and tetaii by one or. Illyle Niedicine Vend4s in every town, in bottles at as. 9j. and 4s. 6d. each, with am le dire , :tions. ' 1 ' • RENOVATED III:A IiTH. IT has been tot) frpr i nendy t , q: just and yeneraf reprobaCiOn, that mant.destitute of thc,,letrients the medical art have ()tiered thei:n;elvcs as carMidates for publie rsatranage in the protession of physic. For tin; purpose oftloing justice to the result of our studies and cxperitnee, and to prevent us from being classed among those enipirits whose iMprudent pretensiOnk n have,'nfortunately for societry„ been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a Clithful stateinth of our purl urts and ae triiremerits• re? having receivcd a regular qicMcal , educa. lion as the pupils of Messrs (;rircicif and ipzard,' i.vhose ledUres and I ractice caretitl ly attended, a it,ulessors and surgeons iii the • Land , m • itospito I ; eiittu'e, ow Ves as students is that justlYceehrated •schmil for incdic•al aequire meat, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and vvere iostruded . in the different branches of anatomy, urgery, the t!t4, ,ry and practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, brtariv, &e. •&c. by those eminent, i)rs. M tutu, Orew: Hamilton, Dthican and Rutile:lord. We 's tall tun be deemed presumptuous in saying. that onr acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having tor a long series ofyears Made Venereal Complaints, a - pl the various diseases, of Debility, the particular Oi our studies and praelice,• it will, we 11, , r, be allci\i'ts: that we have aHuired superiGr. know ledge of their teeattnent and core. In ~ light atm recent cases of infeakon perfea rc.:::stablishinent coi.npleted in the shoit peri.ed of two 04. a .; and in'those of the utm:)st ,veteracy, where othior pra killers have tailed of success, a proper perseverance . iii our plan of treatment ersurc,.s to tile_ patient a sate and radical cure. • Amidst the melancholy varietrof disorders which are the ellidts of a habit long and most unhappily puisued by the yquth of both sexes, there are none inure alarniik•oriniore distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which Ire. quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it Must be a consolation in know. that they may now, by a new anti infallible mode pltreatment, be restored ti) that greatest ot all human blessings; a strong, manly, arid vigor= ous constitution. In, all cases 01 debility, -loon whatever 'cause arising, as well as in every. species of venereal infeetion, We may betonsulted by patients of ed her.scx with the great. est secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at fitime horn ten tothree, and from 6 in the evening till to at night. Patients in the country are iequested vs stare the particu. tars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c, 4c. in_ closing a remittance for advicennimetlicines, when the sanic will be given, or sent to any 'part of lire kingdom. Tvensttre that secrecy so esikential . ,lo our undertaking, the pota,.;:: o g letters may be add.. - xl tq the account for medicines. _ and Cv. Surgeon 9, No. 107, Har.,ol--garderi. ifrr:MestS. Currimad Co. have CertMeate - :, from • the above respeCtable. Professors of London E ( l: l lhUrgh, of the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they per formed the duties assigned them during the tone they at tended,theit LeCtures anti PraAroc. t , .„ - .••• •,, • , LPRICE SIXPENCE :4ALPPtNNY, From the LONDON GAZETTE, dug. a. IVIr-Office, Aug. 3, x 309. Bth ,Regiment .Light Dragoons, Lieutenant R. M. Mapowt tier, from dr! loth Foot, tope Lieutenant, vi,:e li on:, who exchaoges. tsth Ditto, Edward Barrett, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, rice Hanson, promoted; 17th Ditto, Lieutenant W. Hntehinscm, from Pay ut the 54th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without pur. chase. ist Regiment of Foot ; I{revet-Major %SIM. Gray, from Hall. Pay of the 33d Foot; to be Ckitain of a COITIpi:.Iy, v;c:: Black -mole, wile exchanges.- 3d Ditto ; Ensign J.; C. Fielding, to be Lieuti.inant purchase,. vice Hunt, proinoted in the s7ta Foot. • • 7tia Ditto, Lieutenant Tnornas Hartley, Iron} the 23d I:that, 'to be Lieutenant, vice ,Reed, who exchanges. • loth Ditto, E. Al. BuLteley, Gent. to be Ensign ; by Our • chase, vice Var : el is, Who retires. nth Ditto, Ensign Wm. Ross, from ti,e - 78th Foot, to bo Lieutenant, wititout purcbase: tsth Ditto, Ensign .Win. Hunter, to be Lieutenant, with, : , out .piircitase, rice Ingram, rippopted to the ikoyais. Ge4;i'ge ,Watieer, Gent, to he Ensign; vitie 2util I),tto, Ensign Gilpert, to be Lieutcriailt, with° [ t purchase, Y2ce Smith, p romote d in the 9oth t. 23(1 Ditto, Lieutenant Wm. Reed, front the 7th toot, to be Virst Lieutenant, vi ce Hattley; who ex c h ange S . • ' Gris• mond Philipps, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by - put - . chase, vice Leonard, promoted.. • 24th Ditto, Henry Nathaniel Moorsoni, to be Ensign) without-purcnilie, vice CoPleYv Prolnoca iu the JA (-jar risoit Battalion. 26th. Ditto, Win. Laytbrest, ESq, to be PayrnaSter ot the t'st Battalion, vice Buyes w appointed ttnhe it Battalion. - Pay., master Thomas 14.uyes, from-the is:. 13 ttaliun, to be master of the 2d Battalion. - 19th Ditto, Ensign Lovelbek, from the Sbuth Maud • Militia, to be Ensign. 35th Ditto, .Lieutenant Henry Rutherford,' to be Cabuin of a Company, by purchase, vice Redden, who retires. sign lona Usimuine, to he Lieutenant, by purchase, Rutherford. 39th Ditto, Ensign Robert Dean Franklin, iron) the Links* rick City Militia, to be Ensign. sut Ditto, Ensign -- Gurwood, to be rieutenant,. without purchase, vice Brownrig6, .proinoted in the 4th Garrison Battalion, Richard Eitturd, Gent. to be Ensign, Vi,:e Gur wood. • 6tst Ditto, Alexander M'Leod, Gent. to be Ensign, with out purchase, vice Wolfe, promoted. 63d Ditto, .Thomas.AUbin, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hughes, who resigns. • ••:, ci7th Ditto, Ensign.ilugti Price, to bs Lieutenant, by pur.. chase, vice M'Calinan.•Whotetires. 71st Ditto, Lieutenant Cacique Lewin,' from the Roscothai mon Militia, to be Ensign. 72ti Ditto, Ensign Andrew Chishoirn, •to be Lieutenants without purchase, vice ‘Veir, promoted. Wrn. Bur,.et, Gent, to De Ensign, vice Chisholm. 7sth Ditto, Humphrey Paltrier, Gent, to be Ensign, by puts cha6e,•lllg4 114'N lel i; promoted, , • 76th Ditto, Lieutenant Warren White, from the Bth Ligiit Dragoons, •to be Lieutenant, Vic iVial)uW4tur, who'exa changes. . Stst Ditto, Ensign lames Pri ng l e , f rom the Dorset Mifinit, to be Ensign. Sails. Ditto,' Lieutenant George. Ochry Datisey, to be Cali. • tam of a Company, by p urc h ase, vice Van Brow), wit() retires. 91st Ditto, En4ign fames Hood, ttl be Lieutenant, withdut purc. , ase - , vice Lucas, promoted. 9itd Ditto, Ensign Anure - w Ibl. Shaw, to be Lieutenant, vice `Archibald M•Uonaid, d'eceasett. ltionlas Roth Gent. to be kneign, vice Shaw. ' Royal West India [congers, Ensign Robett Gregg, to be Lieutenant, vice G towns, de‘eased. Davin. Maephetsott, Gent. to oe Ensign, vs,,;e Gregg. 3d Garris6w battaktun, tilsigit I. A. Copley, front the 14in lota, to be Lieutenant, vice Yowler, placed on Half-Pay of the 54th hoot. Nova SCAoilit I-enemies, Ensign T. F. PietS, to be Lientoa • iiard, vice Arinstroug, appointed tome 14tii Foot. Ensign Alexander Campbell, to ue Lieutenant, vits, Walker, ,dp.: pointed to the 2,0 root. John rluinpliry, Gent, to cid Ensign, vice riels, HOSPITAL S'T'AFF. To be Hospital-Mates for Generai Service—Arkinson gene. 'Keo,ghoe, Gei.t. Witham Tiko.: j Gent. John losepli Hope, Gent. The King's Gernian Lekion. 2d Regiment of Dragoons, Asistant.Surgeon 'l6lln Taber. ger, from.the tiorse Artillery, to be - Surgeon, vies promoted on the Statl. 2cl Light Battalion, Assistant-Surgeon Ernst the Horse Artillery, to be Surgeon, V I , ;C inotecton the Stall: - sth Battalion of the Line, Lieutenant Frederick be Captain of a. Coinpany, with tenTorory , ice brands, deceased'. Ensign Lilm'les.ie'lLithtner, to be Liziitenaiit, vice Hug.). Scrjeant 'Augustus Meyer, to IDC Ensign, vice Liothinet. mEMOkt A - NDU M. ELs;gti 'Ball, of the 39th Fout, who was v1iter5,.....c1e4 . , ay stated i.i the.Gta - et:t.: of the Goth lune; last, 1. Ith:stated ia Co . ,:uet.-Proby, of, the 13th Light Dragoons ; is superseded, hei»g being'abseut v , izhout leave. . , The appointrneths of Lieutenant C;iarles 1., nn, from tits Stani'd Militia, to be Ensign in the 7,;d Foot, and of En sign Wiiiitun Sherioek, (tom ,the-'K ,„ ,e E ibign iv: the, s9th Foot, as stated in th G , Lettei ut t ) ii April and tjth july,last, have nut taken phtee. -1 . . Carnuirssion `signed i)ylie Lord Lieutenant of the Cdtrnty of Linlithgow. Local Militia. To be -Captains of Companies -- Lient. .Boyd, vice Pal cohat resigned. I„tentetont Wm. ('ayl.r, vice .tire resigned. Lieutenant. Alexander Curving,. vice Sinellie, TCSi4III.4. Lieutenants—'Ensign 'Obit...Melville, vice Boyd, pro. muted. Ensign john Laudei, vice Taylor, prinnot.d.. kinies Rob-:qton, vice Cuiniitc promoted. 7o be Ensigns -"William Coil) tigliMne, Gent. vice Melville, promoted. loiin highs, Gent. vice Lander, promoted. lames ,Eiston, Gent. vice R o bertso n , F r / n ote d . w iiiiam spottis%vood, Gent. Colin liciurtore, Gent. Royal Liniitligowshire Yeomanry Cavitlry. To be Major Commandant—Gabriel'Hamilton Dundas, Esq. vice ' , drier, appointed to the Local Militia, Commissions signe.: by the Lord Lieutenant o f the C.unty of Montgomery. • Royal Regular of the County of Montsohiery. lo be Captain by lireve.i —Ad intant Win. Guilder. 'Io be Lieutenant—Samuet. Whecly, vice (ones, promoted in the line. fr - To be Ensigns—Richard Harrison,. Cent. Matthew William •j Gilder, Gent. vice Wheeiy, promoted. , • Royal Eavern Regiment of Local : iVlilitia. To be Lieutenant- Commandant= Edvvard• Herbert Viscount Clive: To.J4oZeutemint-Colonel—juhn Winner, 4sq. Majors—john 0. Herbert, ESq. Charles Dallas, tsq.. To be Captains—Thomas Jones, Esq. Maurice Jones, Esq: Evan Stephens, Esq. George Gould, Esq. john Aster.. , ley, Esq. Lewis•Griflith,,„ Esq. Thotsta Lloyd Dic;kin o . John Jones, Esq. George Arthur Herbert, Esq. Ccx)rse Colley, - Esq... •To b: Lieutenants • Thomas Vetu, Gent. Thomas Davies ; Gent. RiChaid Humphreys, Gent. Richard Morris, Gent. C'eurge I ilkngworth, Gent. Matthew lopes, Gent. Arthur 1 - lumphicys, Gent. Thoulas,.Worthingt on , Th.,aus Gouoi, Gent. - Robe r t 4atigh s tititiut Gardner, Gent. To he Quarter.Nlater--Prancis Allett, Gerli. To ac ;;:.ti - e,een- 7 .: tied, ent.;